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James Q. Wilson and George Kelling probably didn’t expect to trigger a massive policy shift of colossal socio-political consequences when they wrote an article for The Atlantic Monthly in 1982 entitled Broken Windows: The Police and Neighborhood Safet
I saw an episode from “Family Guy” some time ago, where Stewie had to resort to drastic measures to get his money -- won from a bet they had -- back from Brian. To summarise Stewie gave Brian 24 hours to hand over the money, and had to beat him senseless before Brian agreed to going to the bank. You can watch the clip by visiting my blog (see link below).
While I do not condone going to such extremes, I understand how Stewie felt, and am sure you will too if you have ever lent someone money. Three things (one for lending and two for borrowing) come into play when you lend or borrow money.
First, as the person doing the lending, you feel bad having to ask for your money back, you expect -- as I and most people I’ve talked to about this -- them to come to you and not the other-way round, where you have to chase / stalk them for your money.
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No doubt you’ve heard the old notion of goal-setting: “If you don't know where you're going you'll probably end up somewhere else.” Anna Miller-Tiedeman, PhD. ruefully addresses this adage with “however, even if you do know where you're going, most li
While I do not condone going to such extremes, I understand how Stewie felt, and am sure you will too if you have ever lent someone money. Three things (one for lending and two for borrowing) come into play when you lend or borrow money.
First, as the person doing the lending, you feel bad having to ask for your money back, you expect -- as I and most people I’ve talked to about this -- them to come to you and not the other-way round, where you have to chase / stalk them for your money.
Second, as the person doing the bo
In this day and age debt consolidation is becoming more and more common. It seems that many people have gotten in over their heads with credit card debt, student loans or other expenses, brought on by genuine need such as a death in the family, loss o
While I do not condone going to such extremes, I understand how Stewie felt, and am sure you will too if you have ever lent someone money. Three things (one for lending and two for borrowing) come into play when you lend or borrow money.
First, as the person doing the lending, you feel bad having to ask for your money back, you expect -- as I and most people I’ve talked to about this -- them to come to you and not the other-way round, where you have to chase / stalk them for your money.
Second, as the person doing the bo
The first rule regarding using forums is to just slowly try to integrate yourself into the community. Follow these rules closely and concisely so that you do not offend anybody:1. Do not spam the forum with your problems. If you have a few thin
First, as the person doing the lending, you feel bad having to ask for your money back, you expect -- as I and most people I’ve talked to about this -- them to come to you and not the other-way round, where you have to chase / stalk them for your money.
Second, as the person doing the bo
I need to let you in on some very important information. Not only will this information save you lots money, or possibly the life of your entire business, but it will allow you to increase your profits through multiple businesses.First off, ope
Second, as the person doing the borrowing, you feel bad for not having the money at the agreed time and do not know how to tell the person who lent you the money your situation, resulting in an awkward situation.
The other option available to the person doing the borrowing, is to take advantage of their lender, knowing full well asking for money back is not something people do easily. It takes a lot for a lender to decide on chasing a debtor for money especially when the debtor is a friend or family member.
How do you avoid all this mess? You need to think and act like your bank. Do a credit check and only lend money you can afford to right off. If the person asking to borrow money from you fails your credit test, then say no if you want your relationship to stay intact.
I am not saying you shouldn't help someone in need, but remember this
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